----, mercantile marine in time of James I., 107

----, ----, ----, in first half of the nineteenth century, 142

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----, second-rate, end of the seventeenth century, 121

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----, shipbuilding, excellence of, in time of Charles I., 111

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----, ships, Sir Walter Raleigh's criticisms on, 107

----, warships in the reign of Henry VII., 92

----, ----, ----, of James I., 104 _et seq._

----, ----, in the reign of Charles II., 114, 117

----, ----, ----, of George III., 129 _et seq._

----, ----, increase of size of various rates in 1788..129

----, ----, of the middle of the eighteenth century, defects of, 123

_Falmouth_, East Indiaman of 1752, 124, 125

Fleet of Richard Coeur de Lion for invasion of Palestine, 67

Fleet of Edward III. for invasion of France in 1347, 76

----, of Henry V. for invasion of France, 82

----, of Queen Elizabeth to oppose Armada, 98, 102

Forecastles, developments of, 72, 73, 75, 80, 83, 85, 89, 95, 102

Frigate, French, of 1780, 129, 131, 134, 135

Frigates, _Brilliant_ and _Aurore_, of 1757, dimensions of, 128

----, of thirty-eight guns, introduced 1780, 129

----, of forty guns, introduced 1792, 131

----, superiority of American in 1812, 133

French first-rate of 1792, particulars of, 131

----, frigates of 1780, 129, 131, 134, 135

----, naval architects, influence of, 118, 120

Galleasses, Spanish, 1588, 97 ----, Venetian, end of the sixteenth century, 103

Galleon, Venetian, of the sixteenth century, 78

Galley, Archaic Greek, about 800 B.C., 157

----, of eleven banks, alleged to have been built in Cyprus, 35

----, of sixteen banks, brought to Rome by Æmilius Paulus, 36

----, Phoenician, of the seventh century, 27

----, Ptolemy Philopater's, criticism of account of, 45

----, Venetian, of the fourteenth century, 77

----, ----, structural arrangements of, 51 _et seq._

----, ----, timber used in construction of, 50

----, Greek and Roman, details of construction of, 40 _et seq._

----, many-banked, arrangement of oars in, 47

----, reasons for arrangement of oars in banks, 42

----, Roman, use of lead sheathing in, 53

----, ----, used against Carthaginians, 36

----, use of decks in, 28, 34, 36, 43, 44, 157, 160

----, Venetian, number of rowers to oars of, 47

----, with four banks of oars, use of, by Athenians, 35